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NEED SOME SUGGESTIONS
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danielr.
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NEED SOME SUGGESTIONS
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HELLO
I HAVE AN UPPER-INTERMEDIATE- ADVANCED CLASS, AND ONE OF THEIR SEMESTER ASSIGMENTS IS TO READ A NOVEL SO THAT THEY CAN INCREASE THIER VOCABULARY, I REALLY NEED SOME SUGGESTIONS ON WHAT NOVEL DO YOU RECOMMEND ME , I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR HELP
THANKS IN ADVANCE
BEST WISHES FOR ALL OF YOU |
25 Aug 2009
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Spagman63
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That �s a broad topic. Maybe something from Charles Dickens? What are their interests? There are too many books to name.
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25 Aug 2009
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hedgehog
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You could suggest Agatha Christie �s or Conan Doyle �s book or maybe short stories by Edgar Alan Poe |
25 Aug 2009
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brjp
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I am not sure whether this book is ok with your students � ages but I loved reading Catcher in the Rye by J.D.Salinger when I was a teenager. In SparkNotes it is defined as a novel about a young character�s
growth into maturity.
Burcu.
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25 Aug 2009
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ameliarator
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Maybe they �re too advanced for this, but I recommend the "Little House on the Prairie" books to students. �Technically they are kids books, but there �s still tons of vocabulary and they give a sense of a part of US history, which Ss sometimes find interesting. |
26 Aug 2009
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reeta1
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The Phantom Tollbooth by Norman Juster. An amazing book. |
26 Aug 2009
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